Security on MUNI Vehicles Sample Clauses

Security on MUNI Vehicles. 364. The MTA City hereby agrees to plan and implement programs to increase public safety for passengers and drivers on MUNI Muni vehicles. The MTA City shall commit and spend no less than $200,000 per fiscal year on safety programs. Programs may include such activities as establishing an ‘800' phone number for persons witnessing crimes on MUNI Muni vehicles to call, preparing (with assistance by the SFPD) one or more safety pamphlets directed to the public giving advice on protective steps that could be taken to increase security; an award program for drivers and riders whose actions increased security on MUNI Muni vehicles; a public relations program to enroll riders and those benefiting from MUNI’s Muni’s operations in a safety program; enlisting the Police Department to give advice on how to reduce crime on MUNI Muni vehicles and similar activities.
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Security on MUNI Vehicles. ‌ 432. The SFMTA hereby agrees to plan and implement programs to increase public safety for passengers and drivers on MUNI vehicles. The SFMTA shall commit and spend no less than $200,000 per fiscal year on safety programs. Programs may include such activities as establishing an ‘800' phone number for persons witnessing crimes on MUNI vehicles to call, preparing (with assistance by the SFPD) one or more safety pamphlets directed to the public giving advice on protective steps that could be taken to increase security; an award program for drivers and riders whose actions increased security on MUNI vehicles; a public relations program to enroll riders and those benefiting from MUNI’s operations in a safety program; enlisting the Police Department to give advice on how to reduce crime on MUNI vehicles and similar activities.

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